Puffer of Arlington Leads In Boston Post Pin Tourney
Five weeks of Boston Post pin bowling trials for a New York trip continue with Puffer of Arlington Boat Club atop the averages and a 24-game minimum for cups. Leach and Harris follow, and 13 bowlers already average 189 or better as the field nears 86 total games. Next roll is Thursday at Boston Alleys, Arch Street.
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Readville Track Sale Discussed at New England Show
A special stockholders meeting of the New England Horse Breeders Association will be held today at Young's Hotel at 3. Andy Welch the possible owner of the Readville track may attend. The agenda includes discharging previous committees, ratifying the sale to A J Welch and authorizing officers to complete transfer formalities.
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Little Arthur Breathes Defiance in Pugilist Row
St Paul dispatch notes Jack Johnson the world heavyweight champion arrives from Vancouver then heads to Chicago He declares he will fight Jeffries if challenged but on his own terms He refuses prior unequal deals and asserts full control of negotiations
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Washington Club shifts Langford Barry bout date
The Washington Sporting Club moved the Langford Barry boxing match from March 22 to March 17 in Philadelphia. Langford and Barry are paired for the event under club promotion.
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Athletics thrive as meets surge in vigor this season
Arthur Duffey observes peak health in athletics with a packed week ahead. Notable events include Hayes and Dorando in a full marathon at Madison Square Garden and the six day race craze spreading nationally. Duke rivals and local clubs prepare cross country and indoor meets while Oxford Cambridge duals spark Atlantic interest.
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Demyx scattered queries on boxing records and athletic feats
The text lists various sports questions and answers including Donohue vs Quill results from 1907, queries about three mile world records, wrestling falls, Billy Holland’s sprinting status, arm training routines, sprint foot positioning, walking records, and a cited English walking record by Yeomans from 1874.
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Harvard Star Carlton Apollonio Dies in Springfield
Carlton Apollonio 25 of Winchester Mass a Harvard club man and star fullback died in Springfield after two days of spinal meningitis He played for Harvard class of 1908 and later worked in engineering in the Midwest Funeral services will be held near Winchester with cremation and later burial at his parents home He entered Harvard from Milton Academy in 1904 and starred for the freshman varsity and later the main team
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Fire Evacuates Guests at Brookline Hotel
A mysterious blaze at 4g Claflin Road Brookline drove guests from the exclusive Claflin apartment hotel into the street. Smoke poured from rooms occupied by Hugh J Robertson before the fire department arrived. Estimated damage about 600 dollars.
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Harvard 10 Train at Exeter and Spring Track Plans
Harvard track coach Pooch Donovan prepares the Crimson for spring meets with a four day training stint at Exeter during Easter recess. The squad includes Blumer Foster Gardner Merrihew Ruch Barr and others, with emphasis on sprints middle distance hurdles and field events. The May 12 dual meet with Yale at New Haven looms as the key test.
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Yale Enters Dual Meet and Spring Athletics Plan
Yale and the University of Virginia will contest a dual track meet at the Virginia Military Institute grounds in Charlottesville on April 19. Yale teams will also travel to Philadelphia for an Easter rowing race against the University of Pennsylvania and begin the baseball season at the Polo Grounds against the New York Nationals.
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Man 54 Ends Life Over Job Woes in New York
William Rapp a 54 year old machinist shot himself at home on West Fiftieth Street leaving a wife and five children. Out of work for two years and surviving on saved funds of 1800, he cited the American system ostracizing the elderly and preventing subsistence as the motive in a letter to his wife Kate.
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Big Auto's Flip Flop Crash on Commonwealth Avenue
A large touring car owned by Washington B. Thomas of 20 Gloucester Street Back Bay and former USGA president crashed into earth on Commonwealth Avenue near Cottage Farm bridge. The chauffeur escaped injury after clinging to tires as the vehicle overturned and the front wheel pivot snapped. The heavy car rolled and fractured the top like an accordion.
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Debate at Intercolonial Club over Boston governance
A sharp exchange between Alderman W Dudley Cotton and ex Mayor John F Fitzgerald during an Intercolonial Club meeting drew applause as they sparred over Boston’s finances and city services. Cotton blamed mismanagement, while Fitzgerald defended the Hibbard era and city printing costs amid discharges and street conditions.
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Vision A Priest Foresees Death Before Newark Murder
In Newark New Jersey on March 14 Rev Erasmus Anston was shot dead by three men. Fellow priest Rev Arnold Waszyea of Reading Pennsylvania recounted a midnight confession and absolution that followed Anston saying he felt ill at ease a divine warning of his impending death.
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Russian minister studies Chilean resources for colonization
Punta Arenas Chili March 14 The newly appointed Russian minister to Chili arrives to study agricultural and other prospects along the Strait of Magellan and it is understood he will urge extensive colonization by Russian subjects.
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Wage Scale Confrontation For Longshoremen Meeting
A conference is set this afternoon at the Cunard line office with committees from transatlantic steamship agents stevedores and Longshore men's Trade Council to discuss the proposed wage scale and 1999 working rules. Knights of Labor assemblies and Provident Longshoremen Union backed wage increases and rule changes and the agents committee signaled disagreements with portions of the proposal.
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O'Connell Assembly
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Labor Notes on Boston Unions and Pension Talks
Alderman Matthew Wale and union officials spoke on the proposed B M railroad pension plan. The Boston & Maine Freight Handlers Assembly voted dues and sick benefits. Union meetings and nominations occurred across several locals with resignations and international convention plans noted.
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